Raspberry Pi: Share Variables Everywhere | Environment File
Run shell scripts and commands on your Raspberry Pi from any folder! I show you how to add PATH to Raspberry Pi environment variables using /etc/environment file. I also cover ways to add flags to use with scripts/programming languages and a quick way to access an SMB network share (or any directory on your Raspberry Pi) using an environment variable in bash/zsh shell. Finally, I walk through a wget example where you can output the file in a custom path by default every time!
Stop hard-coding and start using the /etc/environment file on your Raspberry Pi (or linux machine)!
=== Commands/Variables Used ===
sudo nano /etc/environment (Modify the environment file using nano)
PATH="/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games" (PATH variable in /etc/environment)
sudo reboot (Reboot Raspberry Pi)
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